During janitorial visits
Specified entrance glass and doors can receive spot cleaning for ordinary fingerprints and marks as part of the routine scope.
Window & glass cleaning
Cleaning for accessible entrance glass, office partitions, glass doors, and windows, with the surfaces and frequency clearly identified.

Scope of work
Spot cleaning during a routine visit and a scheduled full glass clean serve different needs. We identify the glass, accessible sides, surrounding details, and service frequency in your proposal.
The final scope is confirmed in your written proposal.
Frequency by area
Specified entrance glass and doors can receive spot cleaning for ordinary fingerprints and marks as part of the routine scope.
Full interior glass cleaning or periodic exterior window service can be scheduled separately, with the frequency and included surfaces documented.
During the walkthrough
Identify each area of glass and whether one or both accessible sides are included.
Clarify whether the service includes accessible sills, ledges, frames, or other nearby details.
Review furniture, occupied rooms, surface condition, and anything that affects safe access or the proposed work.
A few practical details
No. The proposal distinguishes routine glass spot cleaning from scheduled full window or partition cleaning. Each included service has its own scope and frequency.
Yes, accessible exterior windows can be considered for a periodic service. We review the property and access before confirming the work.
Yes. Community cleaning proposals can combine routine amenity care with scheduled glass cleaning and other defined periodic services.
Blog & guides
Cleaning planning
A useful cleaning scope connects each space to the work, the schedule, and the person responsible. It gives your facility and cleaning team the same reference point.
Read guideChoosing a provider
Choose the type of work before comparing service packages. Recurring janitorial care, periodic maintenance, and a one-time project solve different problems.
Read guideTell us about your building. We’ll start with a conversation and a walkthrough.


